Newton College

Newton College is a private, secular, co-educational school. It is distinguished by offering a unique educational project that integrates various curricular programs such as British, international and Spanish, with the vision of providing a multilingual education to our students. Within this framework, students learn exposed to a wide reality and with a greater personal involvement in today's society, forming them to be citizens of the world, able to transfer what they know to unfamiliar situations, interrelating diverse contexts.

Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), International Primary Curriculum (IPC), Middle Years Programme (MYP and IB Diploma combined with the national curriculum

English, Spanish, German, French

soccer: 1 indoor sports hall, 3 five-a-side football/handball courts, 4 mini-football courts, 1 basketball court, 2 mini-basketball courts, 1 volleyball court, 1 multi-sports court, 1 artificial turf 8-a-side football pitch; coffee: 2 self-catering dining rooms; cooking: 1 kitchen classroom; sleep: Sleeping room; books: Library; palette: 2 art workshops; music: 4 music classrooms; computer: 3 computer laboratories; physic: 5 science laboratories; fablab: Innovation Centre; screen: Multimedia classrooms with interactive whiteboards; movies: 1 TV studio, 1 radio studio (Newton Air), 1 audiovisual laboratory, 2 video rooms; writing: 2 psychomotricity classrooms; coworking: 2 multi-activity classrooms

International education; Dual curriculum; IB; Independent learners; Values-based learning; Excellent academic results

ALAN TAYLOR

Head of School, Newton College

Born and raised in Manchester in the UK, Alan first completed an aerospace engineering apprenticeship with British Airways before going on to attain a first-class honours degree in Secondary Science Education at The Manchester Metropolitan University. He went on to teaching and leadership positions across the North of England including North Tyneside and Trafford. <br /> Alan’s passion for creative learning experiences led to published work in the UK School Science Review Journal. He was later selected as one of five UK school leaders to research and re-design future science learning spaces as part of the National Project, ‘Project Faraday’ (part of the UK Building Schools for the future initiative). As part of his leadership development he successfully completed his National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH). <br /> He moved to British School of Vila-real as Headteacher in 2016 and in 2019 he began Headship at Newton College where is currently enjoys leading the school of more than 1300 students and over 200 staff. He is also a registered Lead Inspector for The National Association of British Schools in Spain (NABSS) and has led training events at their National Conference.<br /> Alan has recently amazed himself in learning Spanish language. Having spent years building sound vocabulary and practising conversation skills, he is now really applying what he knows. “I am getting much more confident in taking risks and being open to learn from mistakes. I’ve come such a long way.”<br /> Alan also enjoys sailing, running and playing Brazilian percussion in his spare time.